How To Stop Caring What Others Think: For Real

To keep with the theme of the I Power Ideas site, this will not be an in-depth review but rather selecting highlights to pique your interest in the book to go pick it up and read and understand the concepts in more detail.

 

“It’s not if you’re smart, it’s how you’re smart.”

 

Shift thinking to focus on personal value that relates to our internal essence, our core values, and character development.

 

Take ownership over your self-value by shifting your mindset to focus on nurturing and developing yourself.

 

Don’t define yourself on how much you or your friends have – focus on and measure by kindness, generosity, patience and effort.

 

So what makes you you, it’s your internal essence.

 

Unemployment often causes people to question their personal value.

 

Focus on what you can control and not what you can’t control. When things are difficult, remind yourself, it’s something we cannot control.

 

Self-development doesn’t just feel exact, it lays the path for greater external success,

 

External criticisms are like there are really saying is “we don’t like you.”

 

When we focus on achieving internal success that’s when we become truly happy.

 

 

 

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I Power Seeds

Here are our takeaways and thoughts - pause and reflect, then nourish and grow!

One of the best notes I had from the book was this: Silver is always valuable in its existence. But when it’s polished, you get to really see the shining at its best. Enjoy the book!

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